Champions of child health and #ReconciliACTION
Stefano GrandeHealth Living At Children’s Hospital Foundation of Manitoba, we take our role as champions of child health to heart. We recognize the role and importance of reconciliation in
The Children’s Hospital: Donors like Barb and Gerry Price pour their hearts into helping kids
Stefano GrandeHealth Living Manitoba is known for having a lot of heart when it comes to charitable giving, and I have seen firsthand the impact our community can
Grateful for a year of meaningful, impactful support
The Children’s Hospital is better because of you Stefano Grande/ Healthy Living Dear supporters, As we reflect on many beautiful moments that defined our journey in 2023, Children’s
Reacting to the needs of Indigenous children with a new approach to healing in a concrete step toward reconciliation
Recognizing the value of Indigenous healing practices and making them available for Indigenous patients where requested was the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action 22: “We call upon those
Child heroes show us courage and leadership
Winning hearts and minds February is heart month, and that got me thinking about “heart” expressions we use every day. The heart of the matter. Follow your heart. Wear your
Gratitude from A to Z
Alpha, beta, delta and now omicron. I don’t know about you, but I’d like to return to some happier ABCs! Here’s an alphabet of your impact and our gratitude to
What is social health and why is it so important?
Have you ever measured your social health? We all know how important it is to care for our physical and mental health, but it’s also important to check in on
“Bonjour, Alexa!” How Victoria Lifeline Grant Program and technology are helping older adults stay connected
As the pandemic continues to disrupt the rhythm of our daily lives, no one has been more impacted than older adults. According to Global Health Research and Policy, 89 countries
Winter Falls
What you need to know to reduce your risk Every November we dig out our gloves, toques and scarfs and get ready for old man winter. Some prefer to hibernate
How to stay connected when physical distancing keeps us apart
As social/physical distancing becomes the new normal, older adults are at risk of becoming more isolated than ever before. As many of us of take comfort in the company of